Series Teams Move To Detroit With Reds All Square
Detroit’s Bridges to start for the Tigers as they face the Reds in game three of the World Series. Cincinnati seeks revival after a 7 2 loss and a 5 3 win, while Detroit aims to clamp down on Tigers bats led by Greenberg and York as Walters dominates the mound.
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Detroit
Reds All Square
New York Giants
Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Bill McKechnie
Truner
Thompson
Yanks
Turner
McKechnie
Bridges
Illy Sullivan
White Sox
Towans
South Dakota University
Nate Bond
Iowa
Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
Fd Pniak
Bob Burns
Sioux City
Detroit Tigers
Charley Gehringer
Dutch Meyer
Knoxville
Charlie Gehringer
Tiger
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati
Ed Joost
Dick Bartell
National League
Hubbell
Derringer
Buck Newsom
Rowe
Junior Thompson
Tommy Bridges
All Sorts of Sports Shorts Reflect Baseball and Golf Feats
A collage of sports notes highlights historic single season records and near misses. George Sisler's 1920 Browns batting mark, Red Sox and Tigers insights, Feller farewell remarks, and Joe Turnesa's near misses in major events are summarized with context on key players and moments.
Henry Armstrong Faces Fritz Zivic in Madison Square Garden
Henry Armstrong the welterweight champion defends for the twentieth time against Fritzie Zivic at Madison Square Garden in New York. About 15,000 spectators and a gate around $40,000 are expected for the bout.
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New York
Hammerin
Henry Armstrong
Marquis of Queensbury
Los Angeles
Fritzie Zivie
Madison Square Garden
White Sox Beat City Rival in Tight Friday Tilt
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Cubs 5 to 4 at Comiskey Park as Edgar Smith pitched six strong innings to slow a Cubs surge. Bill Lee started for the Cubs, while Johnny Rigney took the loss for the Sox in a game that kept the city series tight.
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INS
Comisky Park
Cubs
Bill Lee
Johnny Rigney
South Siders
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Rigney
Sox
Billy Herman
Billy
Bruins
Edgar Smith
Bill Nicholson
Tribe Gives Mack and Boudreau Bonuses and Contracts
Cleveland reports Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack received a 2000 bonus for this season and signed 1941 contracts worth 10000 each, doubling their 1940 salaries. Both star infielders were named to the American League All Star team. Boudreau hit .296 with 101 RBIs and Mack .283 with 70 RBIs. Dr. E B Castle says Boudreau is recovering well from appendicitis surgery.
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Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Boudreau
Mack
E. B. Castle
Yeager Shakes Up Cyclones For K. U
Ames coach Jim Yeager will start three new linemen and three backs against Kansas in the Big Six game at Clyde Williams field. Jean Lange Sac City moves to right end, Bill Barger Leon to right tackle, Bernard Mickelson Ames to left tackle. Bob Seaburg Red Oak starts at quarterback, Paul Darling Estherville left halfback, Merle Osborne Ames fullback, in a prep scrimmage using Kansas formations.
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AMES
INS
Jim Yeager
Cyclone
University of Kansas
Clyde Williams Field
Jean Lange
Sac City
Bill Barger
Leon
Bernard Mickelson
Bob Seaburg
Red Oak
Paul Darling
Estherville
Merle Osborne
Kansas
Yeager
Reds Hold Off Tigers In Tense World Series Chase
The piece traces Reds and Tigers struggle in Detroit with Buck Walters silencing doubters in the opener and Derringer and Rowe spotty but pivotal. It notes Henry McLemore’s profile on Walters and Wilson’s unlikely link to his pitching career, while previewing college grid trials and Badger optimism ahead of a crowded Big Ten slate.
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Henry McLemore
Bucky Walters
Jimmy Wilson
Phils
Walters
Reds
Wilson
Tigers
Nelson Outpoints Mangini In Portland Bout
Frankie Nelson from Portland defeats Fat Mangini by outpoint in a boxing match. The event is reported from Portland and Waterbury with other fighters listed in the results.
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Associated Press
Portland
Frankie Nelson
Fat Mangini
Philadelpthia
Waterbury
Conn
Eddie Dolan
Jimmy Leto
Nol
Martford
Weekend college grid picks from the AP
AP sports column selects winners for a slate of Saturday games. It highlights Tennessee vs Duke with coaching rivalries, plus mixed bets across Nebraska, Cornell, Southern California, Princeton, Northwestern, Ohio State, Pitt, Indiana, Texas, Michigan, Stanford, California, Texas A&M, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Temple, Georgetown, Fordham, Army, Navy, Penn State, Iowa State, Kansas State, Colorado, and Oklahoma.
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NEW York
Tennessee Duke
Bob Neyland
Wallace Wade
Tennessee
Duke
George McAfee
Minnesota
Nebraska
Washington
Cornell Colgate
Cornell
Syracuse
Northwestern
Bill de Correvant
Ohio State
Purdue
Pitt
Missouri
Paul Christman
Panthers
Indiana
Texas
Bo McMillin
Michigan
Michigan State
Tommy Harmon
Stanford
Oregon
Clark Shaughnessy
California
St. Mary’s
Texas Aggies
Tulsa
Aggies
Notre Dame
College of Pacific
A. A. Stagg
South Bend
Iowa State
Kansas State
Colorado
Oklahoma
Senator Fielder Weds Former Local Woman
Washington Senator John J. Welas and Pauline Smith formerly of Cedar Rapids Iowa were married Wednesday at St Matthew's Church in Washington AP reports the Wellington match.
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Washington
John J. Welas
Washington Senators
Pauline Smith
Cedar Rapids
St. Matthew's Church
Reds Rally To 5 3 Win Over Tigers In Series Opener
Cincinnati Reds triumph 5 to 3 over Detroit Tigers in Detroit snapping a five game World Series losing streak. Manager Bill McKechnie and players display calm pride, Bucky Walters earns victory with three hits supported by Jimmy Wilson. plans shift to next mound matchup.
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Jimmy
Walters
Wilson Eleven at Hill Park in Tri-Valley clash
Wilson and Marion meet at Hill Park for a Tri-Valley Conference game tonight at 7:45. Wilson seeks safety above .500 after beating McKinley and losing to Iowa City while Marion beat Cedar Falls but fell to Monticello last week.
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West Des Moines
Wilson
Marion
Hill Park
Cedar Falls
Monticello
Wingman To Miss Penn Tilt Saturday
Upper Iowa Coach Doc Dore plans to open the season against Penn with LeRoy Krumroy sidelined by an ankle injury. Quarterback Dale Alderson may not start due to a shoulder soreness from a high school break. The probable lineup includes Randall Webb at left end and Joe Brady at right end with Jimmy Buell as captain and Norman Wolters among the backs.
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Doc" Doreman
Upper Iowa
Peacocks
Penn
Speedy LeRoy Krumroy
Charles City
Dale Alderson
Denison
Randall Webb
Sullivan
Ind
George Roberts
Waucoma
Harold Kamm
West Union
Boyd Denny
Garner
Lowell Corkery
Jack Grant
Independence
Joe Brady
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Jimmy Buell
Centerville
Albert Hader
Joe Harkins
Crystal Lake
Norman Wolters
Oelwcin
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